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Nite nite!
Dream of the light,
Dream of something good
Tomorrow, you'll be in a good mood!
(I just made that up, and I had to laugh with my own text... lol)
Dream of the light,
Dream of something good
Tomorrow, you'll be in a good mood!
(I just made that up, and I had to laugh with my own text... lol)
AT least one person has died, and five children injured, after a light plane crashed into a power pole in Sydney's southwest, narrowly missing a primary school.
Police say at least two people are believed to have been on board the Piper PA-31P, also known as a Piper Navajo, which burst into flames when it crashed and exploded at Canley Vale at 8.10am (AEST) after hitting a power pole.
However, just one person has been confirmed dead so far.
A distress call from the plane revealed the pilot was a man and the woman is believed to be a nurse, although Superintendent Ray King said he could not confirm this.
The pilot of the plane told the control tower at Bankstown Airport that he was losing height, an audio recording shows, The Daily Telegraph reports.
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Pictures: Canley Vale plane crash
"We're not maintaining height here,'' the pilot says, identifying the plane by the call sign Papa Golf Whisky (PGW).
"Got any ideas of any good roads or anything?''
An air traffic controller suggests the M7 motorway, then the Warwick Farm racecourse, but the pilot couldn't see either of them.
"We've got no height here,'' he says before contact is lost.